"Rough Red Hook" gets its own "culinary outpost" via this "small" Eclectic where the "seriously good" Asian-accented menu is dispatched at a "fair price" point; "attractive" rustic looks, a back garden and "actually friendly hipster waiters" are further incentives.
Restaurateurs Look Back at Sandy, One Year Later:
1) Total Red Hook Immersion
When: Today, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: Brooklyn Ice House or Rocky Sullivan's
What: The Total Immersion series from Brooklyn Based and Brooklyn Brewery is back for its fourth year of neighborhood exploration. To kick of the season, they're heading to Red Hook to support the community post-Sandy. To get in on all the deals, you'll need a golden ticket, which will be...
Quirky, friendly, mom and pop operation. Buzz still strong, drawing large crowds, expect a wait. Local feel meets global reach. Korean-style steak and eggs, with kimchee rice on the side, plus I-ti shrimp risotto, lamb fettuccine, ricotta ravioli. Feel right at home beneath wooden ceilings with antique chandeliers. Sweet garden out back. Key lime pies, of course, this being Red Hook.
Local flavors bolster continent-spanning ambitions at this uniquely designed Red Hook eatery.:
Owned and operated by a local couple, this Red Hook's mini restaurant row imparts a handcrafted, retro 1920s feel: A silhouetted dandy in hat and tails emblazons the front door, and the...